This course is for vedic meditators only

There are Vedic Meditation Teachers all over the world who offer the Exploring the Veda course. To find a qualified VEDIC MEDITATION Teacher in your country and area please go to my teacher Thom Knoles website. https://thomknoles.com/advanced-knowledge-courses/

It is natural for every meditator to wonder in their quiet moments “What more can I do to evolve myself and the world?” After all avenues are explored, it turns out that the most effective course of action is to stabilise our own state of consciousness; to make our own capability, adaptability, creativity, and happiness non-variable.

A message from Thom Knoles:

“To become a Rishi is the pinnacle of human aspiration.  Where bravery and courage are laudable reactions in the face of fear, a Rishi alone is fearless.  Fearlessness is the hallmark of a Rishi’s life, because all uncertainty over spontaneous right action has been removed.  The life of a Rishi is the life of bliss born of fearlessness.”

The word “Rishi” comes from the ancient classical language of India, its literal translation, “Seer”, says it all “one possessed of keen vision yielding wise judgement.”  To become a Rishi is to become someone whose awareness is attuned, non-variably, with the ongoing and ever-changing restructuring of nature’s priorities.  Someone who has the ability to perfectly compute the right thought, the right response, at exactly the right moment.  This is someone whose life is a window into the functioning of nature’s intelligence, and through whom evolution functions with no distortion. To become a Rishi is the pinnacle of life.

The origin of this knowledge, which has also given us our beloved meditation technique, is known as “Veda.”  Veda is said to be knowledge of whatever is nature’s broadest current theme.  The word “Veda” is expressive of  knowledge of the true conscious intent of the universe.  In this light, Veda is Supreme Knowledge, acquisition of which gives one “Rishi” status.

The course of Rishi Training being offered entitled “Exploring the Veda” comprises of 6 installments. These 6 parts consist of a series of lectures given by Thom Knoles that were recorded over a two-year period.  The knowledge that was given was spontaneous and came from the highest source. It is a course that has become legendary among Meditators and is credited with creating life changing experiences and enormous shifts in understanding about the mechanics of life and living.

Participation in this programme should be given your highest priority.  Whatever events you think may be “too important” or “unchangeable” should be reassessed in favour of embarking on this training.  The need of the time demands this; the fulfillment of the purpose of individual life awaits this.